A girl topped as ‘Australia’s prime grownup star‘ says that all the things she does is to supply for her daughter.
Billie Beever, from Australia’s Gold Coast, made the admission whereas speaking about her earnings this week.
Although the mum is not eager to disclose all she earns from her racy job, like different content material creators, she mentioned it is sufficient for her to purchase her first house in addition to begin a number of companies.
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And the 29-year-old magnificence says she all the time has her daughter in thoughts in relation to incomes cash.
(Image: billiebeever/Instagram)
Billie, who’s a single mum-of-one mentioned: “I’ve used my [OnlyFans] cash to spend money on my future so when I’m older and might’t do the job anymore, I’m arrange and have issues to fall again on.”
She advised Yahoo Lifestyle: “I’ve purchased a house for me and my daughter, I’ve began my very own topless waitress company and two years in the past I launched my very own on-line boutique which I promote by way of TikTok. It’s essential to have a number of sources of revenue.”
(Image: billiebeever/Instagram)
(Image: billiebeever/Instagram)
The feedback come after Billie hit headlines again in November final 12 months saying she does not suppose she ought to need to pay taxes. She’s fed up of individuals saying her career as a content material creator is not a ‘actual job’ – and believes she should not pay tax if that is the general consensus.
She spoke to information.com.au: “I’m constantly being told what I do isn’t a real job and [that] I ‘need to get a real job’, so if that’s what the general public think, then why should us OnlyFans creators and sex workers be paying 10 times more tax than they all are with their regular jobs?
(Image: billiebeever/Instagram)
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“Getting told this isn’t a real job frustrates the living hell out of me. They don’t realise it’s real money, real time, real marketing, real bills. So much more goes into this than ‘making a move’ – that’s honestly 10% of the work behind it.”
Billie added: “Now people want to say, ‘You should pay tax like every other person who has a job in Australia’… It’s like, hold on a minute, didn’t you say I don’t have a real job?” she added. “The public are now contradicting themselves.”